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**The "Camera" CNM variant mislabeled as the UA/HUL-I on the Mark VI helmet.
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==Gallery==
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File:HTMCC-H3 ODSTTAC Closeup.jpg|The HUL attachment on the [[ODST armor/TAC]] variant helmet.
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==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
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Revision as of 10:18, July 12, 2021

The external Hardened Uplink (left) and a CBRN module (right).

The Hardened Uplink (HUL) is an external helmet attachment compatible with helmet variants of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[1]

Usage

The HUL was designed for acquisition of military intelligence,TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[2] and is required for personnel employing the Recon or Pilot helmets while on sensitive operations.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[3]TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[4] When used in conjunction with the Command Network Module, it is a favorite of pathfinder units employing the AIR ASSAULT-class Mjolnir helmet.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[5] The device is often integrated with remote sensors into a hardened uplink/remote sensor package.

Compatibility

The HUL has been observed to be compatible with the following helmets:

  • Mjolnir [B] (Standard variant)[2]
  • Commando (HUL[3] variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[6]
  • CQB (Standard variant)[2]
  • CQC (Standard variant)[2]
  • EOD (Standard variant)[2]
  • EVA (HUL[3] variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[7]
    • EVA [C] helmet (Standard and HUL[3] variant)[2][Note 1]
  • Grenadier (Standard variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[8]
  • HAZOP (Standard variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[9]
  • Mark VI (HUL[3] variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[10]
  • ODST (Standard variant)TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[11]
  • Operator (Standard variants)[2]
  • Pilot (HUL[3] variant)[4]
  • Recon (Standard and HUL[3] variants)[3]TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[12]
  • Security (Standard variant)[2]
  • Wrath (Standard variant)

Variants

The HUL has three observed variants, each with its own distinct physical appearance.

Standard HUL

The standard HUL variant resembles a cube, and can be worn on either side of the helmet. Its adoption is reserved for personnel employing the Recon helmet during sensitive operations.[3]

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the Mark V[B] helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the Mark V[B] helmet.

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the CQC helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the CQC helmet.

  • The HUL, along with a CBRN module, on the ODST helmet.

    The HUL, along with a CBRN module, on the ODST helmet.

  • The HUL, along with a CBRN module, on the HAZOP helmet.

    The HUL, along with a CBRN module, on the HAZOP helmet.

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the EOD helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the EOD helmet.

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the Operator helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the Operator helmet.

  • The HUL on the EVA[C] helmet.[Note 1]

    The HUL on the EVA[C] helmet.[Note 1]

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the EVA[C] helmet.[Note 1]

    The HUL on the UA variant of the EVA[C] helmet.[Note 1]

  • The HUL on the Recon helmet.[Note 2]

    The HUL on the Recon helmet.[Note 2]

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the Security helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the Security helmet.

  • The HUL on the UA variant of the CQB helmet.

    The HUL on the UA variant of the CQB helmet.

HUL-I

The external Hardened Uplink-Improved (HUL-I) is an upgraded variant of the standard issue HUL unit. It has only been observed as compatible to the JFO variant.TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[13]

  • The HUL-I on the JFO helmet.

    The HUL-I on the JFO helmet.

HUL[3]

HUL[3] is the third-generation external hardened uplink for military intelligence acquisition.[7] Its adoption is required for personnel employing the Pilot helmet during sensitive operations.[4]

  • The HUL[3] on the UA variant of the EVA helmet.

    The HUL[3] on the UA variant of the EVA helmet.

  • The HUL[3] on the Commando helmet.

    The HUL[3] on the Commando helmet.

  • The HUL[3] on the Pilot helmet.

    The HUL[3] on the Pilot helmet.

  • The HUL[3] on the UA variant of the Recon helmet.

    The HUL[3] on the UA variant of the Recon helmet.

FC configurations

The modularity of the MJOLNIR armor has made it possible to attach multiple modules on the helmet. In cases where a HUL and a CNM and are both employed, the configurations are designated "FC", "FC-I", and "FC-I[2]" depending on the variants used. FC refers to the configuration in which an external HUL and the "tall" CNM variant are both attached to the helmet.[8] FC-I refers to the configuration in which an external HUL, along with the CNM-I, are integrated on the "camera" CNM variant, though this configuration has only been observed on the MJOLNIR/AA variant.[5] FC-I[2] refers to the configuration in which both the HUL[3] and "tall" CNM are attached to the helmet.[6]TEMPLATE ERROR: Template using invalid/disallowed fields: "sectionlinktext", "section"[10]

  • The FC configuration on the UA variant of the Grenadier helmet.

    The FC configuration on the UA variant of the Grenadier helmet.

  • The FC-I configuration on the UA variant of the Air Assault helmet.

    The FC-I configuration on the UA variant of the Air Assault helmet.

  • The FC-I[2] configuration on the Commando helmet.

    The FC-I[2] configuration on the Commando helmet.

  • The FC-I[2] configuration on the Mark VI helmet.

    The FC-I[2] configuration on the Mark VI helmet.

Gameplay

The HUL and its variants serve as cosmetics and have no impact on gameplay.

Halo: Reach

All three variants of the HUL are available as attachments on several helmets in the armor permutations of Halo: Reach. The device is priced at different levels of Credits, depending on the base helmets. In Halo: The Master Chief Collection, the same HUL-attached helmets are unlockable in Season 1: Noble.

Production notes

The CQC helmet with the "camera" CNM variant labelled as "HUL" in the Beta.
  • During the Halo: Reach Multiplayer Beta, the "camera" variant of the CNM on the CQC helmet, along with UA attachment on the Mark V[B] helmet, was labelled as HUL. Both helmet attachments costed 5,000 credits.
  • In the final release of Halo: Reach, four mislabeled helmet attachments involved the HUL:
    • The standard HUL variant mislabeled as the CNM on the EVA[C] helmet.
    • The standard HUL variant mislabeled as the UA/HUL[3] on the EVA[C] helmet.
    • The standard HUL variant mislabeled as the HUL-I on the Recon helmet.
    • The "Camera" CNM variant mislabeled as the UA/HUL-I on the Mark VI helmet.

Gallery

List of appearances

Notes

  1. ^ a b c The in-game options in Halo: Reach Armory erroneously refer to the standard HUL attachment on EVA[C] as "CNM" and "HUL[3]".
  2. ^ The in-game option in Halo: Reach Armory erroneously refers to the attachment as "HUL-I".

Sources

  1. ^ Halo: Reach
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h Halo: Reach: Mark V[B], CQC, EOD, Operator, EVA, Security & CQB - UA/HUL Helmet Descriptions "Up-armored variant with hardened uplink module for MILINT acquisition."
  3. ^ a b c Halo: Reach: Recon - HUL Helmet Description "External hardened uplink for MILINT acquisition; reserved for sensitive OPs."
  4. ^ a b c Halo: Reach: Pilot - HUL[3] Helmet Description "Third-generation external hardened uplink for MILINT acquisition; required for sensitive OPs."
  5. ^ a b Halo: Reach: Air Assault - FC-I Helmet Description "Command network module-Improved; external hardened uplink. A favorite of Pathfinder units."
  6. ^ a b Halo: Reach: Commando - UA/FC-I[2] Helmet Description "Up-armored variant with external command network and hardened 3rd generation uplink modules."
  7. ^ a b Halo: Reach: Commando - UA/HUL[3] Helmet Description "Up-armored variant with hardened 3rd generation uplink module for MILINT acquisition."
  8. ^ a b Halo: Reach: Grenadier - UA/FC Helmet Description
  9. ^ Halo: Reach: HAZOP - CBRN/HUL Helmet Description "For operations in extremely hazardous environments; hardened uplink module."
  10. ^ a b Halo: Reach: Mark VI - FC-I[2] Helmet Description "External command network and hardened 3rd-generation uplink modules."
  11. ^ Halo: Reach: ODST - CBRN/HUL Helmet Description "For operations in hazard zones; hardened uplink module."
  12. ^ Halo: Reach: Recon - UA/HUL[3] Helmet Description "Up-armored variant with hardened 3rd-generation uplink module for MILINT acquisition."
  13. ^ Halo: Reach: JFO - HUL-I Helmet Description "External hardened uplink-improved; upgraded variant of the standard issue HUL unit."

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